Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Šapić announced that from September 1, air purifiers will be installed in all preschools, kindergartens, primary and secondary schools in Belgrade. The project was initiated two years ago but was delayed due to public procurement issues. It is expected that each room will have one air purifier with a five-year warranty. The goal is to improve air quality in educational institutions and protect the health of children and staff.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning sources emphasize the health benefits and the importance of protecting children and staff from air pollution and airborne diseases. They may also highlight the need for government accountability and transparency in the procurement process to ensure timely and effective implementation.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the announcement factually, focusing on the timeline, the scope of the project, and the expected benefits for air quality and health in schools. They note the delays due to procurement issues but maintain a neutral tone regarding political implications.
Right: Right-leaning sources may focus on the efficiency and responsibility of the city administration under Mayor Šapić, highlighting the fulfillment of promises despite bureaucratic delays. They might also stress the importance of such initiatives for public health and the well-being of children, framing it as a positive achievement of the current government.
